Route 120 Fully Open in Clinton County near Keating

CLEARFIELD – Route 120 is fully open in Clinton County this morning, following a rockslide yesterday that closed a section of the roadway, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT).

Yesterday’s rockslide closed Route 120 near the village of Keating in Keating Township and crews began work to remove debris. PennDOT was able to open the road to a one-lane pattern late Thursday night and then reached a full opening today around 8 a.m.

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